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British Airways, Europe's third-largest airline, on Friday reported record first-half profits despit

Officials in Bayonne, N.J., plan to reconsider their contract to sell part of a former military base

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved a scaled-back version of a bill that

WASHINGTON -- President Bush on Friday vetoed the Water Resources Development Act of 2007. T

Global Ship Lease, an offshoot of CMA CGM, aims to raise up to $350 million in an initial public off

Officials in Bayonne, N.J., plan to reconsider their contract to sell part of a former military base

Russia on Friday granted permission to Lufthansa Cargo to resume flights over its airspace for two w

U.S. bulk rail traffic managed a mild gain in the latest week - the fourth complete week in October

The Asia Australia Discussion Agreement announced a further hike in its bunker surcharge due to the

Intermarine, the agent for Industrial Maritime Carriers and West Coast Industrial Express, announced

The container shipping industry will be able to absorb the huge increase in new-vessel capacity that

Freight airline ABX Air, one of the two main air operators for DHL in the United States, announced F

The U.S. Government Accountability Office dismissed a protest by Ryder Integrated Logistics against

WASHINGTON -- Refrigerated warehouses that store more than 10,000 pounds of anhydrous ammonia must c

The Transpacific Stabilization Agreement representing 14 container lines serving the trade from

British Airways, Europe's third-largest airline, on Friday reported record first-half profits despit

Nils Smedegaard Andersen, 48, has officially taken over as group chief executive of A.P. Moller-Maer

The Port of Hamburg's biggest container stevedore, HHLA, made its stock market debut Friday morning

Japan's "K" Line announced Friday that it is forming a joint venture with a Norwegian company to inv

Saying its members need to address rising operating costs, including fuel, Transpacific Stabilizatio

Russia on Friday granted permission to Lufthansa Cargo to resume flights over its airspace for two w

Japanese carrier MOL on Friday announced it has appointed shipping agency Panta Rhei to represent it

Technically, says a Nov. 2 notice in the Federal Register, anyone who wants to comment on Surface Tr

ABX Air flight crewmembers rejected the company's most recent contract proposal by a 98.8 percent ma

New government reports on employment for October and orders from U.S. manufacturers in September wer

The Government Accountability Office this week dismissed a protest by Ryder Integrated Logistics of

North America's newest container port on Thursday was completing the loading of its first ship, the

The price of oil reached another record level on Thursday when it reached $96 a barrel, when news ab

Are the Christmas lights already dimming? A weak report on consumer spending for September raised ne

A key measure of factory activity weakened in October to levels not seen since spring, sapping manuf

Panalpina, the Swiss-based forwarder, on Thursday said new business helped increase net earnings by

Facing mounting debts, lawsuits and a possible ownership change, Ocean Airlines postponed the launch

Genesee & Wyoming, an operator of various short line railroads, reported a $16.2 million profit

Member lines of the India-Pakistan-Bangladesh-Ceylon Conferences on Thursday announced plans to impl

Navios Maritime Holdings announced Thursday that its wholly-owned dry bulk subsidiary, Navios Mariti

Falsifying a delivery document for a military shipment will cost National Air Cargo $28 million.

Japan's merchandise trade surplus with the United States totaled 4.19 trillion yen ($36.3 billion),

OTTAWA -- A strike by Canadian employees could snarl truck traffic at the second-busiest border cros

A strike by Canadian employees could snarl truck traffic at the second-busiest border crossing with

The U.S. investigation into its subsidiaries' and customers' activities in Nigeria didn't slow Panal